If you or your family member are new to a senior living community, here’s what you can expect this holiday season.

Winter is a high-risk time for senior accidents. Here’s some safety precautions you can take to help protect yourself during the winter.

There are a variety of factors that can play into the decision regarding a senior living community. Continuing Care is one and can prepare you or your loved one for all scenarios.

An aging senior falling in their home when they are alone is one of the biggest fears a family can have. There are multiple preventative measures you can take in order to lower the risk of a loved one falling.

Before enjoying carefree retirement, there are a lot of elder law questions that you’ll need answered. Here is how we suggest you navigate elder care legal matters.

The kitchen is the most well-trafficked room in the home, but it is also the place where we are particularly susceptible to accident and injury. Here are a few quick points to help be cautious in the kitchen.

Deciding which senior living community is best can be overwhelming at first, especially because of the weight the decision will have on you and your family. Luckily, there are many resources to help you in your search.

When a family discovers that a loved one needs more care than they can provide, it can become stressful and sometimes confusing to sort through the options.

Sometimes an adult child will notice that their aging parent needs extra support in his or her daily routine. When this happens, the adult child can sometimes fall into the role of their parent’s caregiver without any notice.

The early warning signs of Alzheimer’s Disease can be a challenge for many families if the signs aren’t so clear. If you are concerned that your loved one may be developing Alzheimer’s, the best first step is to begin by documenting your loved one’s concerning behavior and habits. Here are a few common behaviors to […]

The demands of caregiving can be overwhelming, especially if you feel like you can’t control the situation. If you leave your stress unchecked, your health can be at risk.

Many of today’s seniors value their independence more than anything else.

We all know that technology seems to be a large driving force in the world we live in because of its ever-evolving nature.

Are you worried the cost of senior living may not fit into your budget? While the monthly cost may seem high, it is important to remember all that is included in the community rental fees. Understand the costs of senior living with this helpful breakdown.

It isn’t easy being away from your loved one, but sometimes our careers or families dictate where we need to live.

A transition into senior living can be a bit taxing and hectic.

As we age, memory impairments such as Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia begin to deeply affect the cognitive abilities of more people that we know and love.

Depression can affect people of all ages at different junctions in their life.

Deciding between senior living communities or hiring an in-home caregiver can be a tricky decision for seniors and their families.

As your parent or senior loved one begins to age, you may have growing concerns about him or her staying at home. While you know it’s time to move your loved one into a senior care community, it may be difficult to open up the discussion.

There’s no doubt being a caregiver requires a multitude of knowledge and experience. Being able to establish trust with both the person you’re caring for relies on a lot of important factors. With these useful tips, you as a caregiver can help guide your caregiving in the right direction.

Grand Ledge is the perfect setting for people who love the idea of living in a small, quiet city.

The human brain loses 1 percent of its cells every year after surpassing middle aged. This is why everyone will experience some form of memory loss in their lifetime. However, combating the onset of memory loss is possible if you start preparing early.

Have you recently thought about getting extra daily assistance for a loved one? This subject alone may be hard to bring up. Avoid caregiver burnout and make it easier by knowing and understanding your options. The decision you have to make is between home care and a senior living community. Both have individual benefits depending on their preferred lifestyle.

With so many diverse senior care options, it is sometimes difficult finding the right choice for your parent or loved one. Because senior living services range from minimal assistance all the way to full, comprehensive care, it’s essential that your parent is placed into the right community. Here’s a brief breakdown of some care types to help you make your decision.

As the signs of memory loss begin to appear in your parent or loved one, you may be tempted to search for in-home care options. While care at home is possible for seniors experiencing dementia or alzheimers, it sometimes is not comprehensive enough to meet all his or her needs. Here are six signs that it may be time to move your parent into a memory care community.  

Have your parents decided to move into an assisted living community? Before they make the move, make sure they know what to bring. Check out this full checklist from Independence Village to make sure your parents have everything they need.